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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1905

Page

2

Death of Mrs. Emma Wilson Irwin at Mount Pleasant

Mrs Emma Wilson Irwin died after a four month illness at her home on Jordan avenue. She leaves a husband five brothers and her parents Mr and Mrs W A Wilson of Cleburne Texas. Born in Maury county at twenty nine, she married Ernest Irwin four years ago. Funeral Sunday at 3 pm in the Presbyterian Church with choir songs and a sermon by Rev A S Allen, burial in the new cemetery. Pallbearers listed. community mourns her loss.

Ernest Irwin Jordan Avenue Emma Wilson Irwin W. A. Wilson Cleburne Texas Messrs W. A. Wilson, Jr Greenville Evan Wilson Los Angeles Val Joseph Wilson Dallas Ernest Wilson Galveston Luciwn Wilson Cleburne Texas Irwin Maury County Sam Irwin Alwho Garvert Presbyteriao Church Church Workers Society Presbyterian Church Nona Hill Jeane T. R. Curtis Methodist Church Allen New Cemetery B. Dan Smith W. H. Kittrell J. Tate Jenkins J. E Brownlow I. P. Warnock J. A. Bastick Mr. Lewin Mount Pleasant Neo

No Swapping Of Freight Cars In Mt Pleasant Rail News

Louisville and Nashville orders keep cars on their own tracks blocking interchange for freight rock shipments to distant points. Shippers face delays and higher rates while reporting authorities from Silinaa Central and Southaro Railroads plan tours to address the issue and boost Mt Pleasant as a railroad center.

Louisville and Nashville Railroad Thas Silinaa Central Southaro Mt Pleasant Brearge

W Powell Hale at Howard Institute Friday Evening

The Knights of Pythias present W Powell Hale an impersonator of note at Howard Institute next Friday evening December 8. Tickets are available with season-ticket holders reminded Hale is an extra attraction. Hale previously pleased the Pleasant audience and is billed as a delightful evening.

Hale

Social event and monument committee meeting note

Misa Alice Doss hosted a luncheon for several young ladies at her Washington avenue home. The Bigby Gray Chapter of the UDC met with Mrs. J. P. Goodlow on Monday afternoon to form a committee to seek Street Committee approval to erect their monument on the site of the current bell tower.

Misa Alice Doss Washington Avenue Bigby Gray UDC J. P. Goodlow

Monument to honor Confederate memory planned for town square

The Bigby Gray Chapter of the U D C ordered a new monument over fourteen feet tall to honor the Confederate cause. It may be placed on the square near the bell tower with artistic fencing and plantings, though the exact site has not yet been decided.

Bigby Gray Chapter U.D.C

Thief Steals Shoes From Storekeeper at Night

A hurried thief, described as a Negro, seized two pairs of shoes from a store counter and fled before the clerk Joe George could intervene. Eyewitnesses reported no trace of the suspect after the escape from a dark skip, leaving the incident unresolved.

Joe George Mr. George

A Brigadier General Created by Lincoln Brevet

Col. J. R. Hurd of Puebla Colorado learns from an official Washington publication that for forty years he has held the brevet rank of brigadier general conferred by President Lincoln. The Colorado general assembly member from this county was unaware of the honor until now.

Puebla J. R. Hurd Colorado General Assembly Washington Lincoln

Races With Hard Heads Across Morocco Traditions

A fragment describes views on skull thickness among Moorish and southern African groups. It mentions shaved heads from infancy to boost skull robustness and notes tourists paying to witness youths break bricks on their heads. The passage attributes skull protection to hair absence and sun exposure.

Morocco

Obie river booming near Evansville likely to crest Monday

The Obie river in Evansville is rising toward the danger line of 36 feet and is expected to pass it by Monday. More than 50,000 bushels of corn between Evansville and Paducah, Kentucky may be ruined as steamers cannot reach the area. In Chicago, agents raided the Pacific Underwriting and Trust Co. offices and E. C. Talmadge was arrested over alleged game fixing. In Havana Cuba, elections were quiet with low turnout and moderates winning, including President Palma and provincial councilors.

Evansville Paducah Chicago Poller Chicago The Pacific Underwriting and Trust Co San Francisco E. C. Talmadge Cuba Havana Uberals Palma

Explosion injures workers in Geneva private refinery

A blast at a private Geneva refinery wounded several workers as they prepared a boiler. Authorities investigated and found a number of forged passports and a seized press. Two wounded men were hospitalized while others fled to avoid arrest.

Geneva Switzerland

Phonograph Teaches Parrot in Philadelphia Home

A Philadelphia woman trains a parrot with a phonograph to praise, then isolates the bird with the machine. The parrot repeats phrases rapidly, learning one word after another without human care, surpassing what personal instruction could achieve.

Philadelphia Euit

Salvation Army Work Across Regions and Services

The Salvation Army operates in 4% countries and colonies with 81 languages and 7,210 corps, societies, and campuses. It employs 13.49 percent officers and cadets, supports 46.18 local officers, issues periodicals in percent languages, runs 644 social institutions, and supplied 4,572,399 beds and 7,213,506 meals over 12 months.

Salvation Army Cirties

Back at Her Nell-I told Miss Sharpe about her club

Catholic Standard and Times recounts a conversation in which Nell-I tells Miss Sharpe that the literary club was too full of old maids, and a response from Belle says there is always room for one more.

Nell

New Japanese stamp for Korea described

A new postage stamp issued in Tokio for the Korean protectorate bears the chrysanthemum emblem of Japan and the plain blossom symbolizing Korea with two pigeons representing the postal service.

Tokio Protectorate of Korea Japan

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